Conspiracy of Lies

By: Kathryn Gauci

Narrated by: Gabrielle de Cuir

A powerful account of one woman’s struggle to balance her duty to her country and a love she knows will ultimately end in tragedy

1940. With the Germans about to enter Paris, Claire Bouchard flees France for England. Two years later she is recruited by the Special Operations Executive and sent back into occupied France to work alongside the Resistance. Working undercover as a teacher in Brittany, Claire accidentally befriends the wife of the German Commandant of Rennes, and the blossoming friendship is about to become a dangerous mission.

Knowing that thousands of lives depended on her actions, Claire begins a double life as a Gestapo Commandant’s mistress in order to retrieve vital information for the Allied Invasion of France, but ghosts from her past make the deception more painful than she could have imagined.

Part historical, part romance, and part thriller, Conspiracy of Lies takes us on a journey through occupied France, from the picturesque villages of rural Brittany to the glittering dinner parties of the Nazi Elite, in a story of courage, heartbreak, and secrecy.

©2017 Kathryn Gauci (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Excellent storyline

I enjoyed the plot and narrator. It kept me wanting to read more. The SOE is a favorite subject of mine and I read as much as I can about it.

Excellent

Great listen, amazing story and kept me wanting more from the very beginning. I highly recommend

Narrator

Loved the story line and the intensity of the characters’ intimacy wonderfully belivable well done

Ypu need to read this!

I felt this story in my bones! in a time of war that we cant even fathom in today's world there lived some of the bravest, fiercest, selfless people who put everything & themselves on the line for what they knew to be right. I dont think anyone in today's world had the capacity to truly do as those men & women did, myself included. this is just such a fantastic story!

Great twist

Characters were quite real, story was exciting and reader had a good appropriate tone and voice.